ShareSpace Bali

Name: ShareSpace Bali
Address: Jl. Batubelig No.38, Bali, 印度尼西亚

1.0-star · Jl. Batubelig No.38

At a glance: 1-star · 3 rooms

About ShareSpace Hostel Bali

ShareSpace Bali is a two-star hostel in Kuta Bali that offers super affordable prices for tourists who want to enjoy Bali on an affordable budget. This inn has dormitory type rooms with a comfortable and clean atmosphere.

ShareSpace Bali Location

This hostel is very easy to find because it is strategically located and close to public facilities. ShareSpace Bali is located in Seminyak, in the Batubelig district. Nearby points of interest include Petitenget Temple and Naughty Nuri's Seminyak food stalls. This hostel which is located in Kerobokan is only 43 m to the ATM, and 20 minutes to the nearest gas station.

Check-in

ShareSpace Hostel Bali serves check-in starting at 3:00 PM GMT+8 and check-out is maximum at 12:00 PM GMT+8. An official ID is required at check-in. Also, prepare cash for a deposit for other additional costs.

ShareSpace Bali Facility and Service

Known for its friendly and multilingual staff, ShareSpace Bali is equipped with a variety of services and facilities to support guests' comfort, such as:

Coffee shop

WIFI in all rooms

Special smoking area

Non-smoking rooms

Storage available

Free parking

Shared bathroom

Private bathroom

ShareSpace Bali Rooms

ShareSpace Bali offers air-conditioned rooms with comfortable bunk beds. This hostel has 2 types of rooms that you can choose from, namely:

Boarding for women only

Mixed joint dorms

Popular Landmarks and Culinary Places Near ShareSpace Bali

ShareSpace Bali is located in a strategic location with exciting places in North Kuta. From here you can find easy access to tourist attractions such as:

Petitenget Temple (3 km, 9 minutes drive)

Kayu Putih Beach (1 km, 4 minutes drive)

Seminyak Beach (4.9 km, 20 minutes drive)

Splash Bali Water Park (1.9 km, 6 minutes drive)

Circus Waterpark Kuta (12.8 km, 35 minutes drive)

And you can also take a culinary tour and visit shopping centers like:

Potato Head Beach Club (3 km, 10 minutes drive)

Naughty Nuri's Seminyak (3.8 km, 15 minutes drive)

Cocoon Beach Club (5.6 km, 22...

Frequently asked questions about Bali

When is the best time to visit Bali?

The best time to visit is from May to September, when rain days drop to 19-24 per month and humidity is at its lowest. July is the driest and most pleasant month, with cooler nights around 19°C. Avoid January through March and November to December, when nearly every day brings rain and humidity stays above 90%. Temperatures remain steady year-round, so the dry season is your window for clear skies and easier sightseeing.

Which area should I stay in in Bali?

Seminyak suits beach lovers and nightlife seekers, with many hotels and easy access to Petitenget and Double Six beaches. Ubud is ideal for culture and nature, close to the Sacred Monkey Forest and rice terraces, with resorts like Padma Resort Ubud. Nusa Dua offers calm, upscale beachfront stays, including The Ritz-Carlton Bali. Sanur is a relaxed, family-friendly coastal area with a long beach promenade, where Maya Sanur Resort & Spa is located.

What are the must-see attractions in Bali?

Tanah Lot is a dramatic sea temple on a rock, iconic at sunset. The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud offers a chance to see long-tailed macaques in a lush temple setting. Tegallalang Rice Terrace showcases Bali's famous stepped rice fields. Ulun Danu Beratan Temple sits on a lake, a serene and photogenic water temple. Goa Gajah, the Elephant Cave, is an ancient archaeological site with intricate carvings.

What day trips can I take from Bali?

Full-day tours from Bali head to Bohol for snorkeling at Balicasag and hopping to Virgin Island, and to Anda Beach for a relaxed coastal day. These tours cover the island destinations, not Bali itself. For a classic Bali day trip, consider Ubud for its rice terraces and monkey forest, or Tanah Lot for the sea temple at sunset.

How many days do I need in Bali?

Plan 5 to 7 days for Bali. In 5 days, you can see Tanah Lot, the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Tegallalang Rice Terrace, and Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, with time for a waterfall like Banyumala. Add a day for a day trip to a farther sight, such as the Bali Bird Park or Goa Gajah, if you want a slower pace. A week lets you split time between the coast and Ubud without rushing.

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